
Te Pāti Māori leader on Budget 2024
Co-leader Rawiri Waititi says there was nothing in the Budget for Māori. Video / Parliament TV
Co-leader Rawiri Waititi says there was nothing in the Budget for Māori. Video / Parliament TV
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What today's Budget means for your back pocket.
Thousands of people packed the streets around the country this morning, protesting todays national budget release.
Bamboozled by the Budget? Here's all the main highlights explained.
OPINION: Cuts to Government agencies will become business as usual.
Today, the Government puts its money where its mouth is.
Liam Dann, Audrey Young and Jenee Tibshraeny answer your questions.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins pumped up the protest by entering the debate.
OPINION: The Budget will be a tally of promises kept and broken.
OPINION: There's one line Nicola Willis really doesn't want to cross with her tax cuts.
OPINION: Political conflicts of interest are dragging the Government down. Does it care?
Almost 4000 roles would be cut as part of the Government's aim to reduce spending.
The Finance Minister is promising the tax cuts won't be inflationary.
It comes after hundreds marched on Parliament to protest the bill.
Today marks six months since National, Act and NZ First were sworn into power
OPINION: There's not much for Māori to celebrate in Budget 2024.
OPINION: More than 1000 Kiwis a week are packing their bags. Who can blame them?
OPINION: The big challenge for long-term planning: politicians must agree to agree.
First evacuees say they are very grateful to be back in New Zealand.
A Hercules plane has brought home the first 50 Kiwis from Noumea tonight.
OPINION: Also in today's politics briefing - MP David MacLeod's donations drama.
OPINION: In this fiscal environment, charter schools are a costly diversion of funding.
OPINION: The PM and the Greens co-leader gave very different climate speeches last week.
The review was announced amid projections Kāinga Ora’s debt could reach $28.9 billion.
PM Christopher Luxon outlines his governments 9 'better public service' targets
National leader and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Budget 2024. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: Misconduct and extreme rhetoric have become too familiar in NZ politics.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joins Transport Minister Simeon Brown for a pre-Budget announcement.
Previous Governments have failed in attempts at an asset mega-merger.